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DOLPHINS COME OUT ON TOP IN REF FARCE

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
19 August 2018

BASINGSTOKE TOWN 1 POOLE TOWN 2
By Nick Wilson
FANS at the Camrose witnessed a farce as the referee lost control of a match Poole Town held on to win.
The first half was marred by a head injury to Dolphins winger Adam Grange who was down for several minutes before teammate Will Spetch headed the visitors into a deserved lead, ten minutes into first-half stoppage time.
The second half began with a response from the hosts, Sam Argent turning neatly to finish in the top corner 70 seconds in.
As the teams lined up to restart the match referee Tristan Greaves spoke to his assistant and disallowe...

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